Rodeo U S A TV series in works for ABC
Richard K Dean reports Ziv-United Artists plans a year ahead for ABC TV a one hour weekly western style series about a rodeo rider seeking ad ventures beyond danger. Leslie Stevens to write produce and direct. Filmed on location in the West. Star to be announced. NBC airs Christ sequel He Is Risen on April 18. Decca to release a soundtrack album of The Coming of Christ. Hurleigh of Mutual cites rise in non fiction interest as proof of anti democracy propaganda fears.
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Bonanza Moves to Sunday Skyrockets in Nielsen Ratings
NBC moved Bonanza from Saturday to Sunday, placing it ahead of Perry Mason amid strong competition. The action-adventure series improved from second place to the top Nielsen rating, surpassing its former rival.
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Little Liz On Insomnia Cure Through Pretend Wakeup
A lighthearted note suggests a simple remedy for sleeplessness. The tip says pretending it is time to get up can ease restlessness and encourage waking. The playful idea centers on self discipline and routine without medical reference.
Board Elected in Anamosa District
Special to The Gazette Anamosa The newly reorganized Anamosa Community School district elected a five member board of directors and a treasurer. Dr Earl Wahl was elected at large for a three year term. Eugene Rees and D A Downing were elected to two year terms from area No 1. James Wild and Walter Nepps were elected to one year terms from area No 2. Linn E Murfield was elected treasurer without opposition. Defeated candidates were George Swanson in area No 1 and William Carlson Leonard Joslin and Marvin Engelbart in area No 2.
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School Bus Car Collision Kills Woman and Daughter
A car and a loaded school bus collided in Union Springs Alabama on Tuesday, killing a woman and her daughter and injuring 20 schoolchildren, none seriously.
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Kalona Farmer 64 Fatally Hurt in Fall
Kalona farmer Melvin F Miller 64 near Kalona died Tuesday after a fall that caused a skull fracture on a concrete floor while leveling shelled corn. Survivors include his wife a daughter and two sons. Born October 22 1897 near Wellman. Services Friday at 10 am in West Union Mennonite Church. Body to be taken from Yoders funeral home to the family home Thursday.
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Kennedy to spend Thanksgiving weekend on Cape Cod
President Kennedy will spend a four day Thanksgiving weekend on Cape Cod. On Saturday he will give an exclusive interview to Alexei I Adzhubei editor of the Soviet newspaper Izvestia and son in law of premier Khrushchev.
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Brazil Seeks Safe Way To Oust Seven Hijackers
In Rio de Janeiro, Brazilian authorities search for a safe method to deport Capt. Henrique Galvao and six co conspirators who hijacked the Santa Maria. The group refused to board an Air France plane back to Africa, despite pleas, while authorities weigh asylum versus return. Galvao, in poor health, cited death threats and remained in custody as the others stayed aboard or departed for other routes.
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Swing quits immigration post after 1954 tenure
Washington AP report that Gen Joseph Swing resigns as commissioner of immigration and naturalization. Raymond Farrell, associate commissioner, will assume duties when Swing steps down on January 1.
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Leonard Marak 55 Dies Rites Friday
Leonard O. Marak 55 of rural Marion died Tuesday after a long illness. Born near Solon November 1906 he lived in Marion area much of his life. Survived by brother George Marak of rural Marion. Services at Brosh chapel 1:30 Friday Reverend J Richard Wagner officiating. Burial in Czech National cemetery. Friends may call after 6 p.m. Thursday at the chapel.
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